Spanish Costas

Property developer Aedas Homes, currently in the media spotlight following a takeover bid by Neinor Homes, has announced a €30 million investment to build a residential project of 137 homes in the Alicante municipality of El Verger, located between the beaches of Les Deveses and La Almadraba.

Small, cosy and breathtakingly beautiful, this is Aiguablava, a picture-perfect cove in the Costa Brava.Nestled between gentle cliffs and pine trees that reach the sea, with its fine sandy beach, Aiguablava has earned a spot on Instagram feeds and in the hearts of all who visit.

The Costa del Sol has firmly established itself in recent years as one of the most sought-after and prestigious destinations in southern Europe.

The Region of Murcia, kissed by the warm waters of the Mediterranean and the Mar Menor, conceals authentic treasures along its coastline. Its coastal towns are renowned for their maritime charm, rich history and diverse landscapes.

As hot as summer in Spain can get, there are hidden corners where you can find a breeze and a refreshing escape.

The Costa Brava is a true Mediterranean gem, where quintessential towns nestle among rugged cliffs, secluded coves with crystal-clear waters and cobbled streets rich in history.

The price of holiday homes on the Spanish coast rose by 12.1% in Q1 compared to the same period last year, reaching an average of €2,970 per m².

If you are looking to buy a sustainable property in Andalusia, Taylor Wimpey España’s latest project in Benahavís could be your perfect opportunity.

Located in the heart of the prestigious Grand Hyatt La Manga Golf Resort, a truly exceptional luxury villa is now for sale on idealista for €4.2 million. Recently renovated and designed to offer the utmost in comfort, privacy and sophistication, this spectacular residence enjoys breathtaking panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea and some of the region’s most iconic golf courses. This property represents a milestone in the high-end real estate market on the Costa Cálida (Murcia).

Tucked on the sunny southern coast of Spain, Marbella blends Mediterranean charm with a cosmopolitan flair. The city sits about halfway between Málaga and Gibraltar, right on the Costa del Sol. About 150,000 people call it home these days, though that number swells during the summer.

Nestled between the Cantabrian Sea and northern Spain’s green mountains, Cantabria hides true coastal gems. Along its shores lie charming towns that combine seafaring heritage, natural beauty and beautiful architecture.

Sunny Spain continues to rank among the world’s top retirement destinations, and for good reason. With a fantastic Mediterranean climate, excellent healthcare, vibrant cities, and peaceful countryside, Spain offers retirees a relaxed, fulfilling lifestyle. Whether you’re looking for a bust

The Costa Dorada, in the province of Tarragona, is one of the most popular destinations along Spain’s Mediterranean coast. Stretching over 90 kilometres, its coastline boasts stunning beaches and a string of seaside towns known for their rich history, vibrant gastronomy and scenic beauty.

As summer arrives, there’s no better time to make your dream of waking up to stunning sea views a reality. Sea view property for sale in Spain remains a top choice for expats and holidaymakers eager to soak up the sun and enjoy long, warm days by the beach.

The Costa Blanca continues to shine as a favourite among British property buyers in 2025, and for good reason.

Andalusia, situated in the south of the Iberian Peninsula, is one of Spain’s largest and most iconic autonomous communities. Renowned for its rich history and exceptional cultural heritage, the region is famous not only for its art and architecture but also for its sizeable population.

The Costa del Sol is playing a key role in the transformation of the Spanish property market. Once mainly a holiday spot, it is now one of the most dynamic and desirable areas for both investment and living, especially among foreign buyers. This change is driven by its climate, the rise of remote work, global mobility, and Málaga’s air links to over 140 destinations.

The Costa Brava, located in the north-eastern region of Catalonia, Spain, is one of the country’s most enchanting coastal stretches.

The luxury real estate firm Prestige Expo is currently developing Tyrian Residences in Estepona (Málaga), a high-end project comprising 40 premium beachfront homes priced between €3.6 million and €8.5 million.

Luxury property agency Higuerón Real Estate has launched South Residences, a new development comprising 164 branded residences on the Costa del Sol, specifically in Fuengirola (Málaga).

Málaga, famed for its Mediterranean coastline and iconic Costa del Sol cities, such as the provincial capital and Marbella, also boasts hidden gems tucked away inland.

In any list of beautiful Costa Blanca towns, you can't overlook Villajoyosa. This town maintains the quintessential Mediterranean charm with cobbled streets and a historic-artistic old town, showcasing labyrinths of white accented by splashes of colour on the walls.

Grupo Insur has reaffirmed its commitment to the Costa del Sol with the launch of Soleil, a new development of 80 exclusive homes set in the natural surroundings of Altos de los Monteros, Marbella (Málaga), and the start of construction on Origin, a development of 57 homes in the same area.

Spain, unsurprisingly, is a favourite retirement destination for British expats. Its warm climate, affordable living costs, and relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle make it a standout choice for those who want to unwind and enjoy their golden years in the sun.

After two years of renovations, the iconic Los Monteros hotel in Marbella has reopened under the Kimpton brand, part of IHG’s luxury portfolio. The revamped property features five restaurants, stylish interiors by El Equipo Creativo and Cristina Carulla, and a full range of wellness and leisure facilities, including a spa, pools, gym, tennis and padel courts, plus areas for yoga and Pilates.